
Cryptography
From First Principles to ResearchBy Shannon W. BrayLength6h 49m
About this audiobook
Explore cryptography through 28 concise lectures, from secret messages and probability to digital signatures, secure protocols, zero-knowledge proofs, and post-quantum systems.
Shannon W. Bray connects mathematical foundations with practical questions: What does encryption protect? How do systems establish trust? What happens when keys are stolen or messages replayed?
Written for listening, this edition explains equations in words and includes worked examples, pause-and-answer questions, and independent-study tasks.
Designed for curious learners, developers, security professionals, and advanced students, this condensed companion builds toward research-level reasoning. The full manual provides detailed notation, complete exercises, and deeper references.
Audiobook details
Rating★★★★★ 5.0 (1)
GenreTechnology
Length6 hrs 49 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 29, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Cryptography Academy
2Chapter 01. History, secrecy, and the human problem
3Chapter 02. Classical cryptanalysis and the industrial transition
4Chapter 03. Information theory and perfect secrecy
5Chapter 04. Adversaries, definitions, and security proofs
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6Chapter 05. Entropy, randomness, and pseudorandom constructions
7Chapter 06. Symmetric ciphers and the structure of encryption
8Chapter 07. Hashes, message authentication, and commitments
9Chapter 08. Authenticated encryption and nonce discipline
10Chapter 09. Key derivation, passwords, and domain separation
11Chapter 10. Number theory, groups, and elliptic curves
12Chapter 11. Public-key encryption, RSA, and encapsulation
13Chapter 12. Digital signatures and verifiable statements
14Chapter 13. Authenticated key exchange and protocol composition
15Chapter 14. PKI, trust, and application identity
16Chapter 15. TLS, QUIC, and deployed secure channels
17Chapter 16. End-to-end messaging and compromise recovery
18Chapter 17. Key lifecycle, KMS, HSMs, and operations
19Chapter 18. Encrypted storage, images, and metadata
20Chapter 19. Side channels, fault attacks, and implementation limits
21Chapter 20. Testing, formal models, and implementation assurance
22Chapter 21. Quantum threats and post-quantum foundations
23Chapter 22. Post-quantum standards and migration engineering
24Chapter 23. Secret sharing, threshold systems, and MPC
25Chapter 24. Commitments, zero knowledge, and private computation
26Chapter 25. Architecture studios for contemporary systems
27Chapter 26. Legacy modernization clinic
28Chapter 27. Research synthesis and reproducible criticism
29Chapter 28. Capstone and technical defense
30Listening glossary